😶 Is A Bitcoin Sell-Off Coming?

Here's the price level you need to watch.

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Bitcoin may soon face a sell-off, but not before it hits a crucial price target: here’s the number to watch.

Peter Schiff slammed Vice President JD Vance’s bullish talk of Bitcoin: here’s what the famous crypto critic said.

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TOP STORY

Bitcoin’s steady rally to a new all-time high of $111,000 may soon face significant headwinds, according to new on-chain data from Glassnode.

The analytics firm highlights $120,000 as a critical price level where historical trends suggest a sharp increase in sell-side pressure is likely to emerge.

The report finds that investor profitability has risen sharply since the recent breakout, with on-chain models showing parallels to previous market tops.

When can you expect that sell-off to start?

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FINTECH FOCUS

Economist and market commentator Peter Schiff slammed Vice President JD Vance’s support for Bitcoin.

Schiff took to X to challenge several remarks made by Vance at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas.

Schiff disputed Vance’s assertion that Bitcoin has created new wealth. “What has happened is a massive transfer of wealth from those who bought Bitcoin and crypto early to those who bought later. In the process, capital has been misallocated and resources squandered,” he argued.

What else did the famous Bitcoin critic say?

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